Delft Spline Systems

A new video teaches you how to make a 3D scan of someone you love using your iPhone, and then use that scan to CNC machine a beautiful sculpture in wood using the DeskProto 3D CAM software.

Adding more options for rotation axis toolpaths strengthens the leading position of DeskProto as most affordable CAM software for fourth axis machining

Delft Spline Systems announces that the DeskProto CAM software now also is available for Linux users, as native 64 bits AppImage file that will work on various Linux distributions. Projects made on Linux, on Mac and Windows are interchangeable.

The DeskProto CAM software now also is available as native macOS application: one of the first to offer CAM on Apple computers.

The low-cost hobby license for the DeskProto CAM software may now be used to generate some income: in the new Hobby license sales below 3000 Euro are considered a "hobby business".

A new DeskProto version has been released, featuring an edition that may be used free of charge, as shareware.

This summer Delft Spline Systems offers a nice discount on all licenses for the DeskProto 3D CAM software, to celebrate a double jubilee. The company celebrates its 33th birthday, and the program DeskProto its 22th birthday.

A new DeskProto tutorial video on advanced rotation axis machining has been released, featuring Queen Nefertiti.

Two more translated versions of the DeskProto 3D CAM software have been released: Japanese and Russian, bringing the total number of supported languages to nine.

A practical Maker project, to celebrate today’s “Day of Making” and the White House Maker Faire.